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 The
French collective Aerosculpture
is led by Caroline Frimat and Jean-Pierre David; they
both advocate the use of aerofeather - a newly invented machine that
enables people to take
off by flapping the wings. This time, fish will take a flight over
Ljubljanica.
They
float a few meters above the water level and they seem like they
escaped from
there. They play with thousands of water reflections on their silver
scales and
offer their own images of the world; they play with sunbeams and with a
wink
remind us of the fact that the ocean used to be everywhere. A myriad of
faces on
the water surface show the unreal image, on which the sea turned to
sky. Must
one stand on one's head to reverse the scene?
The installation was also featured on Fete des Lumières festival in Lyon in 2007. Co-organizer: The Charles Nodier institute |
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